US20120146592A1 - Method for discharging an intermediate circuit capacitor of an intermediate voltage circuit converter - Google Patents
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- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02M—APPARATUS FOR CONVERSION BETWEEN AC AND AC, BETWEEN AC AND DC, OR BETWEEN DC AND DC, AND FOR USE WITH MAINS OR SIMILAR POWER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; CONVERSION OF DC OR AC INPUT POWER INTO SURGE OUTPUT POWER; CONTROL OR REGULATION THEREOF
- H02M7/00—Conversion of ac power input into dc power output; Conversion of dc power input into ac power output
- H02M7/02—Conversion of ac power input into dc power output without possibility of reversal
- H02M7/04—Conversion of ac power input into dc power output without possibility of reversal by static converters
- H02M7/12—Conversion of ac power input into dc power output without possibility of reversal by static converters using discharge tubes with control electrode or semiconductor devices with control electrode
- H02M7/125—Avoiding or suppressing excessive transient voltages or currents
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02M—APPARATUS FOR CONVERSION BETWEEN AC AND AC, BETWEEN AC AND DC, OR BETWEEN DC AND DC, AND FOR USE WITH MAINS OR SIMILAR POWER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; CONVERSION OF DC OR AC INPUT POWER INTO SURGE OUTPUT POWER; CONTROL OR REGULATION THEREOF
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- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02M—APPARATUS FOR CONVERSION BETWEEN AC AND AC, BETWEEN AC AND DC, OR BETWEEN DC AND DC, AND FOR USE WITH MAINS OR SIMILAR POWER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; CONVERSION OF DC OR AC INPUT POWER INTO SURGE OUTPUT POWER; CONTROL OR REGULATION THEREOF
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- a pre-charging circuit is generally present.
- the intermediate circuit capacitor is charged with this pre-charging circuit.
- the charge current is set by selecting the pre-charging resistor.
- the charge current may not exceed a maximum diode current of the inverse diode of the switchable power semiconductor of the power converter on the line side. If no pre-charging resistor were present a charging current would be set which would exceed the maximum current carrying capability of the line-side diodes. This would result in the destruction of these diodes.
- the pre-charging resistor is by-passed by means of a line contactor. This connects the line-side converter by means of a mains transformer to an AC power supply network.
- a method is known from DE 10 2007 047 713 A1 for discharging a high-voltage network which uses the available pre-charging resistor for this purpose.
- the circuit which has a DC voltage capacitor, is a high-voltage network present in a hybrid vehicle.
- this high-voltage network consists of a battery, a power converter with DC voltage capacitor, one or more electrical machines, further high-voltage loads and a cable loom, which connects all high-voltage components to each other electrically-conductively.
- the high-voltage battery is able to be connected to a positive pole of the DC voltage capacitor by means of a bridgeable series circuit comprising a pre-charging resistor and a switch.
- the negative pole of the DC voltage capacitor is also able to be connected by means of a further switch directly to a negative pole of the high-voltage battery.
- a discharging contactor is used, which likewise has a simple closing contact or switch.
- the discharging contactor is connected to the pre-charging resistor such that, with closed contacts of the discharging contactor, the pre-charging resistor is connected electrically in parallel to the DC voltage capacitor.
- the object of the invention is now to specify a method with which an intermediate circuit capacitor of a voltage intermediate circuit converter described above can be discharged.
- FIG. 2 shows a three-phase supply with transformer of an intermediate voltage circuit converter.
- a connection of a secondary winding 16 of the transformer T is connected by means of the bridging circuit 8 to the AC voltage-side connection 14 of the bridging branch 10 .
- the second connection of this secondary winding 16 is linked directly to an AC voltage-side connection 18 of the bridging branch 12 of the power converter 4 on the line side.
- Connected electrically in parallel to the bridging circuit 8 is the pre-charging circuit 6 .
- This pre-charging circuit 6 features a pre-charging contactor VS and a pre-charging resistor R V .
- Pre-charging contactor VS and pre-charging resistor R V are connected electrically in series.
- the bridging circuit 8 has only one line contactor NS.
- the primary winding 20 of the transform T is able to be connected by means of a main switch HS to an AC supply network not shown in greater detail.
- this intermediate voltage circuit converter 2 is connected to a single-phase AC supply network the main switch HS and the pre-charging contactor VS will be closed. This connects a current path via which a charge current flows, which charges the intermediate circuit capacitor C ZK . As soon as for example 80% of the maximum charge state of this intermediate circuit capacitor C ZK is reached, the line contactor NS is closed. This bridges the pre-charging circuit 6 . The pre-charging contractor VS can subsequently be opened without power.
- the intermediate voltage circuit converter 2 is disconnected from an AC voltage supply network in which the main switch HS is opened. Subsequently the line contactor NS is opened and the pre-charging contactor is closed. This means that the pre-charging resistor R V is connected together with the secondary winding 16 of the transformer T electrically in parallel with the AC voltage-side connections 14 and 18 of the power converter 4 on the line side. So that the pre-charging resistor R V is connected electrically in parallel to the intermediate circuit capacitor C ZK of the intermediate voltage circuit converter, only two of the four switchable power semiconductors of the power converter 4 on the line side have to be switched on. Either the switchable power semiconductors A 1 and A 4 or the switchable power semiconductors A 2 and A 3 are switched on. After the intermediate circuit capacitor C ZK is discharged, the pre-charging contactor VS is opened and the switched on switchable power semiconductors A 1 , A 4 or A 3 , A 2 are switched off again.
- an intermediate circuit capacitor C ZK of an intermediate voltage circuit converter 2 can be discharged with the aid of the available pre-charging resistor R V without any further discharging contactor having to be provided.
- FIG. 2 Shown in FIG. 2 is an intermediate voltage circuit converter 2 for the connection of a three-phase AC supply network not shown in any greater detail.
- This embodiment differs from the embodiment depicted in FIG. 1 in that the power converter 4 on the line side only has three bridging branches.
- An alternating current transformer is likewise provided as the transformer T.
- the main switch HS, the line contractor NS and the pre-charging contractor VS are each embodied as three-phase units.
- a pre-charging resistor R V three pre-charging resistors R V are used in the embodiment in accordance with FIG. 2 .
- nothing has changed in the method for charging the intermediate circuit capacitor C ZK .
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- The invention relates to a method for discharging an intermediate circuit capacitor of an intermediate voltage circuit converter, the electronic power converter on the line side of which has power semiconductors that can be disconnected and which is able to be connected to an AC supply network by means of a series circuit able to be bypassed by means of a line contactor comprising a charging contactor and a pre-charging resistor, a transformer and a main switch.
- With intermediate voltage circuit converters a pre-charging circuit is generally present. The intermediate circuit capacitor is charged with this pre-charging circuit. The charge current is set by selecting the pre-charging resistor. The charge current may not exceed a maximum diode current of the inverse diode of the switchable power semiconductor of the power converter on the line side. If no pre-charging resistor were present a charging current would be set which would exceed the maximum current carrying capability of the line-side diodes. This would result in the destruction of these diodes. As soon as for example 80% of the maximum charge state of the intermediate circuit capacitor is reached, the pre-charging resistor is by-passed by means of a line contactor. This connects the line-side converter by means of a mains transformer to an AC power supply network.
- For maintenance purposes or to rectify errors it must be ensured that the intermediate circuit capacitor is discharged within a relatively short time after the intermediate voltage circuit converter has been switched off. At least the voltage dropping at the intermediate circuit capacitor should not be greater than 60V DC. This means that dangerous currents cannot flow through the bodies of maintenance personnel coming into contact with this DC voltage.
- In commercially available voltage intermediate voltage circuit converters the intermediate circuit capacitor is discharged by means of a switchable resistor. This resistor is switched electrically in parallel to the intermediate circuit capacitor. Additional components such as a contactor or a switchable power semiconductor and a resistor are thus needed for the discharging.
- A method is known from DE 10 2007 047 713 A1 for discharging a high-voltage network which uses the available pre-charging resistor for this purpose. The circuit, which has a DC voltage capacitor, is a high-voltage network present in a hybrid vehicle. In the simplest case this high-voltage network consists of a battery, a power converter with DC voltage capacitor, one or more electrical machines, further high-voltage loads and a cable loom, which connects all high-voltage components to each other electrically-conductively. The high-voltage battery is able to be connected to a positive pole of the DC voltage capacitor by means of a bridgeable series circuit comprising a pre-charging resistor and a switch. The negative pole of the DC voltage capacitor is also able to be connected by means of a further switch directly to a negative pole of the high-voltage battery. For the discharging process a discharging contactor is used, which likewise has a simple closing contact or switch. The discharging contactor is connected to the pre-charging resistor such that, with closed contacts of the discharging contactor, the pre-charging resistor is connected electrically in parallel to the DC voltage capacitor.
- Through this measure the known discharging circuit is restricted to a contactor, since the pre-charging resistor is not just used for charging purposes but also for discharging purposes. Through the dimensioning of the pre-charging resistor a discharging of the DC voltage capacitor is achieved far more quickly than with a separate discharging circuit. Although the outlay of the discharging circuit has been very much reduced, an additional component, namely a contactor, is still needed, which demands corresponding space and must be connected to the circuit which features a DC voltage capacitor.
- The object of the invention is now to specify a method with which an intermediate circuit capacitor of a voltage intermediate circuit converter described above can be discharged.
- This object is achieved in accordance with the invention with the method steps of claim 1.
- Because a main switch and a line contactor are opened, with at the same time the available pre-charging contactor and two diagonally opposite switchable power semiconductors of the electronic power converter on the line side being switched on, the pre-charging resistor is connected electrically in parallel to the intermediate circuit capacitor. This means that the pre-charging resistor is also used in the discharging of the intermediate circuit capacitor of an intermediate voltage circuit converter without an additional contact or switch having to be provided. I.e. the available components are used in the discharging of the intermediate circuit capacitor of an intermediate voltage circuit converter described at the start.
- For further explanation of the invention the reader is referred to the drawing, in which two embodiments of an intermediate voltage circuit converter are shown in a schematic diagram.
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FIG. 1 shows a single-phase supply with transformer of an intermediate voltage circuit converter, while -
FIG. 2 shows a three-phase supply with transformer of an intermediate voltage circuit converter. -
FIG. 1 shows only the intermediate voltage circuit with an intermediate circuit capacitor CZK and apower converter 4 on the line side of an intermediatevoltage circuit converter 2. - The load-side converter with a load connected thereto is not shown in any greater detail for reasons of clarity. The intermediate
voltage circuit converter 2 is able to be connected by means of further components to a single-phase AC supply network. These additional components include apre-charging circuit 6, abridging circuit 8, a transformer T for potential separation and a main switch HS. Because of the connection of the intermediatevoltage circuit converter 2 to a single-phase AC supply network thepower converter 4 on the line side only has twobridging branches secondary winding 16 of the transformer T is connected by means of thebridging circuit 8 to the AC voltage-side connection 14 of thebridging branch 10. The second connection of thissecondary winding 16 is linked directly to an AC voltage-side connection 18 of thebridging branch 12 of thepower converter 4 on the line side. Connected electrically in parallel to thebridging circuit 8 is thepre-charging circuit 6. Thispre-charging circuit 6 features a pre-charging contactor VS and a pre-charging resistor RV. Pre-charging contactor VS and pre-charging resistor RV are connected electrically in series. Thebridging circuit 8 has only one line contactor NS. Theprimary winding 20 of the transform T is able to be connected by means of a main switch HS to an AC supply network not shown in greater detail. - If this intermediate
voltage circuit converter 2 is connected to a single-phase AC supply network the main switch HS and the pre-charging contactor VS will be closed. This connects a current path via which a charge current flows, which charges the intermediate circuit capacitor CZK. As soon as for example 80% of the maximum charge state of this intermediate circuit capacitor CZK is reached, the line contactor NS is closed. This bridges thepre-charging circuit 6. The pre-charging contractor VS can subsequently be opened without power. - In the discharging of the intermediate circuit capacitor CZK of the intermediate
voltage circuit converter 2 the process is as follows: - Initially the intermediate
voltage circuit converter 2 is disconnected from an AC voltage supply network in which the main switch HS is opened. Subsequently the line contactor NS is opened and the pre-charging contactor is closed. This means that the pre-charging resistor RV is connected together with thesecondary winding 16 of the transformer T electrically in parallel with the AC voltage-side connections power converter 4 on the line side. So that the pre-charging resistor RV is connected electrically in parallel to the intermediate circuit capacitor CZK of the intermediate voltage circuit converter, only two of the four switchable power semiconductors of thepower converter 4 on the line side have to be switched on. Either the switchable power semiconductors A1 and A4 or the switchable power semiconductors A2 and A3 are switched on. After the intermediate circuit capacitor CZK is discharged, the pre-charging contactor VS is opened and the switched on switchable power semiconductors A1, A4 or A3, A2 are switched off again. - With this inventive method an intermediate circuit capacitor CZK of an intermediate
voltage circuit converter 2 can be discharged with the aid of the available pre-charging resistor RV without any further discharging contactor having to be provided. - Shown in
FIG. 2 is an intermediatevoltage circuit converter 2 for the connection of a three-phase AC supply network not shown in any greater detail. This embodiment differs from the embodiment depicted inFIG. 1 in that thepower converter 4 on the line side only has three bridging branches. An alternating current transformer is likewise provided as the transformer T. The main switch HS, the line contractor NS and the pre-charging contractor VS are each embodied as three-phase units. Instead of a pre-charging resistor RV, three pre-charging resistors RV are used in the embodiment in accordance withFIG. 2 . Despite the changed embodiment, nothing has changed in the method for charging the intermediate circuit capacitor CZK.
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